Fatty liver Grade 2, Report Attached

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Asked for Female, 35 Years

First I got PCOD , yes I didn't continue the metformin, now I got grade 2 fatty liver ...is it reversible? Thank you so much

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Dr. Sai Trinadh

Laparoscopic Surgeon 5 yrs exp Eluru

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hi yes it is reversible to a extent and may reduce but depends on your lifestyle changes and diet .

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Consult a dietician

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Lifestyle modifications and diet

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Dr. HRUDA NANDA MOHANTA Gastroenterologist 8 yrs exp Dehradun Consult Now · Accepted Answer

Dr. HRUDA NANDA MOHANTA

Gastroenterologist 8 yrs exp Dehradun

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✓It's related to NON -alcoholic fatty liver disease ✓Your PCOS and liver may be two manifestations of the same metabolic problem, so we need to treat the insulin resistance, not just the ultrasound report...

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✓Liver function test ✓CBC ✓FBS,PPBS + HbA1c ✓Fasting lipid profile ✓fibro scan

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consult with your primary physician

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